JOYFUL GRATITUDE #201
It’s that time of year again, after the switch back from daylight saving, when night falls so early. These days around 5pm it’s time to light candles on the window sill and curl up under a blanket with a steaming cup of tea and a good book. A good thing about not having a job at the moment is that I have chance to go on walks in the middle of the day and enjoy those precious hours of daylight.
It’s been rainy on and off, but when I spot some blue sky or it seems it will be dry for a little while I pull on my shoes and head to whatever spot of nature appeals to me that day. As I put one foot in front of the other, I process my thoughts, reflect on my writing assignment or potential applications I could write… I also keep my eyes peeled for small treasures like these tiny mushrooms among beds of moss.
Cultivating joy 
These photos really convey all the seasonal feelings. They’re beautifully done! The quiet colors, the light, the exquisite details…lovely.
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Thanks a lot, I really appreciate your feedback and so glad you enjoyed the post! Autumn brings so much magic with it!
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It does – magic is a good word for this season – I like the way you got down so low to the ground for these.
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Yes! I do tend to get a bit muddy on these walks! Luckily the mushrooms were on a fallen tree trunk so I didn’t need to completely lie on the ground for these ones;-)
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